Burning Moscow

As soon as my voice fell, someone in the team was muttering: "We are all training fighters in accordance with the regulations. Is this also wrong? We have to do something ingenious to toss us."

When I heard this discordant voice, I suddenly became annoyed and immediately shouted at the team: "Who is it, who is talking, get out of the queue!"

A captain came out and stood in front of me.

"Are you the commander of that force?" I asked coldly.

The captain hurriedly straightened his body and replied: "Report to the commander, I am the company commander of the second regiment and eighth company."

"Comrade Captain, why do you say that my training method is used to toss you?"

The captain glanced at me with the corner of his eye, then quickly looked away, looked straight ahead, and said loudly: "Comrade commander, I just asked the company commander of a group of five companies. He said that you are not only training, I used a submachine gun to shoot live ammunition, and also threw a stringed grenade. I think that in training, you only need to train the soldiers' tactical movements. It is enough. There is no need to let them use live ammunition to get on the battlefield. Some are opportunities for contact."

The captain's words immediately resonated with the commanders in the queue. My gaze swept across everyone quickly, and I found that except for Captain Sergeikov and the company commander of a regiment of five companies, the rest including Oleg, Kosca, and Gydar were all present and the people next to him. Voice conversation.

I raised my hands and pressed down, shouting loudly: "Be quiet, comrades commanders, please keep quiet!"

After the team calmed down again, I said loudly to the commanders: "Comrade commanders, first of all I want you to understand one fact. The battle two days later. It is the first battle of our independent division. At the same time, it is also the decision of the independent division's life and death. A battle of survival and destiny. Victory, everyone is very happy, many of you who are present will even get medals." Speaking of this, I saw that the faces of several commanders in the team were happy. The expression paused for a while, and when their expressions returned to normal, I continued to say: "If you lose. Then, I'm sorry, the independent division will be disbanded, and your fate will be unpredictable. Commanders of the group army. I hope this battle can be won, and I also hope that this battle can be won. You also hope to be famous in the first battle. While atonement for yourself, you can also make contributions. The idea is good, but the reality is cruel. A troop composed of civilians without any military training and no combat experience. To win this battle is like a fantasy.

under these circumstances. what can we do? Is it to tell the superiors that we can't complete the tasks they gave our teachers, or to bite the bullet and find ways to complete the superiors' tasks? This answer, I think I just don't say, every commander present knows it well.

The reason why we cannot train the troops in accordance with the regulations is because we do not have so much time. If we want our troops to become combat effective in a short period of time, we must use special training methods to train our fighters. As I mentioned earlier, most of our fighters have no military training and no combat experience. They only practice technical and tactical movements, but on the battlefield, they will be shocked when they hear the sound of guns. If the enemy is attacking, it is good to run without turning around.

So I want the soldiers to listen to the gunshots and explosions during the training process. When they are on the battlefield, they will not be frightened by the enemy's gunfire. Only then will they have the courage to face the enemy's rain of bullets and go forward bravely. . Do you understand? "

Twenty-four commanders shouted in unison: "Understood!"

I went on to say: "My ugly words are at the forefront. If you are on the battlefield, which unit has an unfavorable offensive, leading to the defeat of the battle, then the higher authorities will hold me accountable, and I will hold your commanders on the scene, I said. Do it. As for the punishment law, all soldiers participating in the war will be punished; and the responsible commander will not only be dismissed, but I will also let you go back wherever you came from. Do you understand?"

Twenty-four commanders replied neatly again: "Understood!"

I walked up to the captain, looked at him and said, "Captain, do you have the confidence to lead your company and be the first to attack the residential area, tear a hole in the enemy's defensive position, and open a passage for the subsequent troops?"

After listening, the captain groaned slightly, as if weighing how much courage I was pressing on his shoulders. After a while, he straightened his body and gave me a solemn military salute, and said solemnly: "Since Comrade Commander If you trust me so much, I will just say, even if I extinguish all eight companies, I will tear open the enemy’s defense line and open the way for the subsequent troops to attack." Although he was not talking about rhetoric, there was something in his tone of voice. The firm courage to stand against the water.

I patted him on the shoulder with satisfaction, and said to him, "Well said, Comrade Captain, let's get in first."

Sederikov looked around and asked me for instructions: "Comrade Commander, do you have any instructions for the next training?"

"All commanders participating in the battle must shoot live ammunition and throw live grenades. Each commander must throw at least five grenades and 20 bullets, so that everyone can feel the atmosphere of the battlefield. Remember, you must tell the soldiers, When shooting and dropping bombs, you must think that the enemy is on the opposite side. If you do not shoot or drop the bombs, the enemy's bullets and grenades will fly over and destroy us." Thinking of this, I suddenly remembered the devil training conducted by the devil instructor in the Liuban area. , I added: "Live shooting can be done like this. One group of fighters hides behind the sandbag, while another group of fighters shoots above the sandbag, so that the fighters can feel the taste of bullets flying over their heads in turn."

Xiejielikov quickly agreed: "Yes, comrade commander, I will arrange it now."

I looked at Sederikov with satisfaction, and directly ordered him to take charge of the next training, and then announced the disbandment, turned and walked to the headquarters.

As soon as he walked out, the fourth regiment commander Gaidar chased him from behind. He handed me a few folded maps and said, "Comrade Commander, are you free now? Comrade Mikhayev is right. There are some new ideas on how to attack residential areas. Would you like to call him over and study it?"

I opened the map and saw that the figure drawn above was completely different from the sketch I saw yesterday. It seems that Mikhayev has redrawn the map very carefully. The blank space on the right side of the figure is still densely packed. It is full of all kinds of data I asked him to provide. After a few glances, I closed the map with satisfaction and asked Gaidar: "Comrade Captain, where is Comrade Mikhayev?"

"Originally, he came with me, but because you called us to talk, I asked him to go to the headquarters first."

"Why are you still scratching, let's go!"

When I came to the headquarters and saw Mikhayev still standing at the door, I couldn't help but curiously asked: "Comrade Mikhayev, why don't you enter the headquarters and wait for us?"

Mikhayev ran over to salute, and said with a mournful face: "The report, Comrade Commander, is the sentry at the door, saying that you are not there, so I am not allowed to go in."

I thought it was the two principled guards who were on duty at the door last night. I didn't expect to look at the door and found that it was Vera and another male soldier standing there.

When I brought Heydar and Mikhayev to the door, Vera and the male sentry saluted me. After I paid the salute, I asked Vera with a pleasant face: "Vera, this engineer is here to look for me, why don't you let him enter the command post?"

"Report to Comrade Commander," Vera did not call me by my nickname because it was in a public place, but by my military rank. "When you are not in the headquarters, for safety reasons, I can't let any strangers in casually. "

"Can Engineer Mikhayev be considered a stranger?" Heydar said unconvinced: "Did we not come back by truck from the station of the 208th Division together last night? We all experienced life and death together, are we still strangers? After listening, Vera cast a blank glance at Gaidar, then looked straight ahead, and ignored him.

I hurriedly came out to make the rounds, and first said to Gaidar: "Okay, okay. Comrade Gaidar, don't blame Vera, she is the responsibility of her, and she did it right." Then she whispered to Vera Said: "Vera, remember that in addition to the four regiment leaders, Engineer Mikhayev can also enter and leave my headquarters at will without reporting. Do you understand?"

After hearing this, Vera nodded vigorously, and replied: "Understood, comrade teacher."

I shook my head at Gelda and Mikhayev, and said, "Let's go." After finishing speaking, I took the lead in the headquarters.

The radio operator on duty in the headquarters has changed from Sergeant Razumeyeva to Private Kravdia. After I walked in, I asked her specifically, "Kravdiya, is there a telegram from the headquarters?"

Kravdia shook her head and replied very simply: "No, since I took over, I haven't received any information~www.wuxiaspot.com~ After we were seated, I looked at Mikhayev and asked. "Comrade Mikhayev, listen to the captain, you have some new ideas to tell me. While it's okay now, you can tell all your thoughts. "

Mikhayev stood up and took out another map from his pocket and spread it flat on the table. I took a closer look and found that it was exactly the same as the map Heydar gave me. He only heard him say surprisingly: "Comrade Commander, I feel that with our existing weapons and equipment, it is an impossible task to seize settlements from the enemy."

"Mikhayev, what are you talking nonsense, don't shut up!" Hearing this, Heydar immediately jumped up to stop him from continuing.

I waved at Gaidar and said disapprovingly, "Comrade Captain, don't get excited, let's listen to what Comrade Engineer says." Then I looked at Mikhayev and said encouragingly: "Go ahead, our engineer, If you have any thoughts, you can talk and listen. Even if you say something wrong, I won’t blame you.” (To be continued.)

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